What is the legal treatment of payments to DAO contributors?
If you have been active on Twitter this past year, [...]
Revised Ohio LLC Act – Important changes coming up
Last year, Ohio revised its Revised Code (“ORC”) to update [...]
DAO meets cooperative: Mensiversary of the Wyoming DAO law
In the next few weeks, my colleague Yev Muchnik and [...]
The Department of Labor “new” final rule for gig workers
On May 5th, the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) announced [...]
How patronage is really paid out to cooperative members: qualified and nonqualified written notice of allocations (2/2)
Patronage dividends represent a unique opportunity for cooperatives to avoid [...]
How patronage is really paid out to cooperative members: qualified and nonqualified written notice of allocations (1/2)
Recently, I had a few clients asking about the distinction [...]
Thoughts from a new economies’ attorney: distinguishing cooperative governing structure
In my previous posts, I discuss how traditional businesses and [...]
Thoughts from a new economies’ attorney: patterns that create different kinds of (business) ownership – cooperative capital
In my last post, I talked about how capital looks [...]
Thoughts from a new economies’ attorney: patterns that create different kinds of (business) ownership – traditional capital investment
If you are reading this post, chances are you are [...]
